CEM141 (CEM141)

These are notes from in-person class. They are handwritten, highlighted, neat, and organized. They contain only key information for the exams. They should be used along with your class materials to learn the content.

These are notes from in-person class. They are handwritten, highlighted, neat, and organized. They contain only key information for the exams. They should be used along with your class materials to learn the content.

These are notes from in-person class. They are handwritten, highlighted, neat, and organized. They contain only key information for the exams. They should be used along with your class materials to learn the content.

These are notes from in-person class. They are handwritten, highlighted, neat, and organized. They contain only key information for the exams. They should be used along with your class materials to learn the content.

These are notes from in-person class. They are handwritten, highlighted, neat, and organized. They contain only key information for the exams. They should be used along with your class materials to learn the content.

These are notes from in-person class. They are handwritten, highlighted, neat, and organized. They contain only key information needed for exams. These notes should be used along with your class material to learn the content.

-energy and force -3 main parts when conducting an experiment -Rutherford model -JJ thomson theory -Dalton's atomic theory -atom and molecules difference

Exam 1 summary -atom/molecules -dalton's atomic theory -JJ thomson thought -Rutherford's model -energy and force -london dispersion force Exam 2 and exam 3

-summary of exam 2 materials include stoichiometry bohr model difference between absorption and emission atomic orbitals effective nuclear charge / core and valence electrons

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